Limiting Your Liability Through Incorporation

 

A primary reason that businesses incorporate is to limit the liability of their owners.  That limitation of liability is called the "Corporate Veil."  The Corporate Veil is a necessary yet delicate aspect of every company. While the Veil is established to protect owners, officers, directors, shareholders, and members, what you do not know can hurt you.

During this lunch and learn we will discuss common pitfalls in liability for small and/or start-up businesses. Specifically:
 

• ​the importance of corporate formalities;​

• overall risk management and asset protection, contract rights, the basic legal requirements to create the corporate veil;

• best practices of general corporate governance; and

• best practices to limit the liability of the owners and directors.

Our speaker:

Aaron Kappler serves as the Managing Partner of the Firm. As Managing Partner, Aaron is responsible for the leadership and day-to-day operations of the Firm. Aaron has made it his mission to create an environment and culture at the Firm that promotes both professional and personal growth.   More . . .